Re: Using a home T-1 line to evade company filtering

From: Mike (nospam_at_notherematey.com)
Date: 01/26/04 

Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 09:31:39 -0000

"Freddy Krueger" <freddyk@nym.alias.net> wrote in message
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> "Leythos" <void@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> > > "Charles Newman" <charlesnewman1@comcast.net.nospam.do.not.spam.me>
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> The one thing they CANNOT do, is keep her from inserting a floppy into
> her workstation, and executing that program.

In your fantasy, you are assuming that the workstation has a floppy drive.
Never heard of diskless workstations? Many of my clients employ disk locks
to prevent virus infestation etc. Some are now asking for systems without
CDROM and floppy.
Some use thin clients connecting to Terminal servers.

> And, she DOES have the smarts to hack into the administrator account
> on her workstation and remove any keyloggers the admins put on there. She
> just simply unplugs her workstation from the network, so the domain server
> will have no record of her logging on to the adminstrator account on her
Dumbass. Domain controllers do not keep logs from all the workstations.
Assuming NT, the logs will still be on the workstion.

> workstation. she is a very smart and very intelligent lady, who holds all
> kinds of computer, math, and science degrees. She KNOWS what she is doing
> and KNOWS how to outsmart the admins at her station.
So why is she working as a weather forcaster on a tv station????

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